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Shih Huang Ti

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[shœ hwahng tee] / ˈʃœ ˈʰwɑŋ ˈti /
(Pinyin) Shi Huang Di

noun

  1. 259–210 b.c., Chinese emperor c247–210 b.c. initiated the building of the Great Wall of China.


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Ch'in Shih Huang Ti was the first leader to unify all China.

From Time Magazine Archive

There are strong parallels between Mao and China's first emperor, Ch'in Shih Huang Ti, who took power in the 3rd century B.C.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Chinese ruler who acted thus was called Shih Huang Ti, the Emperor famed for constructing the Great Wall.

From Time Magazine Archive

They found numerous authorities in the classics to support their contention and these they freely quoted to show that Shih Huang Ti was wrong.

From The Problem of China by Russell, Bertrand

But Shih Huang Ti was the first ruler who made his authority really effective over all China in historical times.

From The Problem of China by Russell, Bertrand

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